Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-15
Local Items .

NIT. J. Y. hetlloie, Oi OOIotuuO, WttS q visitor in Florence this week.
 Mir. c. K. Reed, of Dudleyville, was m town this week, as juryman. Elegant Stationery for genteel corre- spondence at Weedin & Meek's.
 Mir. James Keenan was in from the Spinas brothers ranch this week. Judge John c. Loss was in from Casa Grande on Thursday, attending court. Mir. S. w. whitlow, of Enterprise sta tion, Queen Creek, was in town this week.
 Messrs. M. F. Sammon and F. H. Maxfield of Silver King were in Florence this week.
 Genuine Briar Wood Pipes at Weedin & Meek's.
 Hon. A. J. Doran went to San Fran cisco last Monday to be absent for a cou- pie of weeks.
 Judge John Haynes was in Florence on Tuesday, attending case before the District Court.
 Messrs Frei Adams and Eugene Ca- dotte visited Pinal of last week, and e. turned on Tuesday.
 Weekly and Monthly Time Books at weedin X Meek's.
 The venerable father of Hon. Chas R. Drake has been stricken down with par alysis, in Tucson.
 Mir. Warren Vernoy went over to &he Tortilitas by blackboard on Thursday, for short business visit.
 Mir. S. F. Bullock, stockman whose range is north of MT. Robt. Irions Pinal ranch, was in town this week.
 Large invoice of new School Books at Weedin & Meek's.
 Mir. J. Nj. Hurley, secretary and treas urer of the Florence Canal Company, was in town on Wednesday.
 Hon. Thos. c. Manning, U. S. Mia iSter to Mexico, died last Monday at the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York.
 Mir. John Bauer of Tucson, was In town this week to look after his interests m a suit before tho District Court. Base Balls, Buckskin Bags at weedin < Meek's.
 Col Robert Williams retUrRed to the Silver King yesterday, after quite a long and pleasant visit to the csnnty seat Among the visitorsfrom the Mammoth this week were Messrs. P. ". Morrison, JOhn Cronin, Thos Letcher and Ed. Bo- hen.
 Hon. A. 0. Baker and Judge Joseph Campbell returned to Phenix on We'd ass day. They will revisit Florence next week.
 Largo assortment ot Harmonicas at Weedin & Meek's.
 Ex-Sheriff Eugene o. Shaw, of Pima county, died of cancer of the liver at his home in North Carolina, last Sunday morning
 It looks as though the District Court will have another busy week with pros- pect of not reaching the end of the .calen- der even ther.
 Violin Strings and bridges at Weedin d Mshk's.
 MT. J. D. RittenheUse returned on Wednesday from his visit to California, where he purchased an immense stock of goods of all kinds.
 Mir. c. w. Lemon has sold to Mr. w. Wood Porter, g. 80 acres of Hill De Ar snitts ranch, about three-fourths of |, m ile east of town.
 Baronial Envelopes at weedin Meek's.
 The Phenix Gazette has again changed ownership, and Mir. S. P. Merritt, of th San Bernardino Index will assume con trol eR the trst proximo.
 Mrs. Ida Rokohl, daughter Of ex-sher if P. Gabriel of Florence, died sud denly of heart disease in Tombstone O Friday morning, October Eth.
 Just received at Weedin & Meek's large invoice of plain and fancy station cry.
 Mir. Norman Mckenzie came up fror Tucson last week and looked about Flor ence with q view to locating here anc establishing blacksmith shop.
 MT. H. B. Summers has charge of tn school on the north side of the rivel Messrs. Thos Mcclellan, J. V. Wilso and A. w. Sharp are the trustees.
 Silver set given away as prize o cigars at Weedin & Meek's.
 MT. N. T. Galloway came down O Wednesday from his mines near tn Mammoth camp as & witness in crimir al case to come before the court tn term.
 Hon. Chas. M. Strauss, superinten' ont of Territorial Instruction, has kind favored the ENTERPRISE with hansom ly bound copy of the school laws of Ar zOna.
 Don't forget to get chance in tn silver set at Weedin & Meeks.
 MT. Willis P. Haynes, of Tucson, h the thanks of the ENTERPRISE for phot graphs of the gold sword the citizens Arizona purpose presenting to Gener Miles.
 The new code requires that all deman upon the county must be in the hands the clerk of the Board of Supervisors least three days before the meetings the Board.